Our Virtual Bookshelf displays books written and edited by former IIAS fellows that were initiated or completed during their stay at the Israel Institute for Advanced Studies, and which acknowledge the IIAS in print. The books are the natural outcome of our visiting Research Group members’ stay at the IIAS – reading, studying, interacting with colleagues – and we are pleased to present them to you.

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2021

Josef Stern. 2021. “Maimonides' Modalities”. In Maimonides' Guide Of The Perplexed: A Critical Guide, Pp. 184-206. Cambridge University Press. . Publisher's Version

Derek Krueger. 2021. “Of Semen And Tears: Senses, Substances, And The Boundaries Of The Body In The Three Hundred Chapters Of Niketas Stethatos”. In Rituels Religieux Et Sensorialité (Antiquité Et Moyen Âge), Pp. 417-427. SilvanaEditoriale.

Els Bogaerts and Day, Tony . 2021. “Reading Javanese Literature; New Directions”. Wacana, 22, 3. . Publisher's Version

Benjamin Sommer. 2021. Revelation And Authority: Sinai In Jewish Scripture And Tradition (Yale University Press, 2015). Yale University Press. . Publisher's Version

Mariana Fix and Arantes, Pedro Fiori . 2021. “On Urban Studies In Brazil:the Favela, Uneven Urbanisation And Beyond”. . Publisher's Version

2020

Paola Tartakoff. 2020. Conversion, Circumcision, And Ritual Murder In Medieval Europe. University of Pennsylvania Press. . Publisher's Version

Adam Cohen. 2020. “Diagramming The Diagrammatic: Twelfth-Century Europe”. In The Visualization Of Knowledge In Medieval And Early Modern Europe. Brepols. . Publisher's Version

William Adler. 2020. “Observations On The Textual Transmission Of The&Quot; Palaea Historica&Quot; In Greek”. In Von Der Historienbibel Zur Weltchronik, Pp. 64-94. Evangelische Verlagsansta.

Katrin Kogman-Appel. 2020. Catalan Maps And Jewish Books. The Intellectual Profile Of Elisha Ben Abraham Cresques (1325&Ndash;1387). Brepols. . Publisher's Version

Jay Berkovitz. 2020. Law&Rsquo;S Dominion: Jewish, Community, Religion, And Family In Early Modern Metz. Leiden: Brill Publishing.

Linda Safran. 2020. “A Prolegomenon To Byzantine Diagrams”. In The Visualization Of Knowledge In Medieval And Early Modern Europe. Brepols. . Publisher's Version

A.S. Cohen, Kupfer, M. , and Chajes, J.H. . 2020. The Visualization Of Knowledge In Medieval And Early Modern Europe. Brepols. . Publisher's Version

2019

Werner Arnold. 2019. Das Neuwestaramaische: Vi Wörterbuch. Harrassowitz.

Adiel Schremer. 2019. Ma'Ase Rav: Halakhic Decision-Making And The Shaping Of Jewish Identity. Bar-Ilan University Press.

William Adler. 2019. “Origen And The Old Testament Apocrypha: The Creation Of A Category”. In The Old Testament Pseudepigrapha, Pp. 287-308. . Publisher's Version

Virginia Burrus. 2019. Ancient Christian Ecopoetics: Cosmologies, Saints, Things. University of Pennsylvania Press.

Yehuda Halper. 2019. “Are There Second Intentions In De Interpretatione 16A3-8? The Hebrew Aristotelian Commentary Tradition In The 13Th-15Th Centuries”. In Studia Graeco-Arabica, Pp. 243-262. Industrie Grafiche Pacini Editore. . Publisher's Version

Bernard Arps. 2019. “The Ethnolinguistic Listener: Narrativity And Ideologies Of Local Language In Urban Banyuwangi”. In Rapport And The Discursive Co-Construction Of Social Relations In Fieldwork Encounters, Pp. 111-138. De Gruyter Mouton. . Publisher's Version

Kathryn M. Campbell. 2019. “Exoneration And Compensation For The Wrongly Convicted: Enhancing Procedural Justice?”. . Publisher's Version

Yehuda Halper. 2019. “The Only Extant, Complete, And Original Hebrew Commentary On The Entire Metaphysics Of Aristotle: Eli Habilio And The Influence”. Vivarium, 57, Pp. 182-205. . Publisher's Version

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